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Lashanna ate two bowls of food, then used the box (she was outside six hours and comes home to poop) and is resting.
I guess she's showing you who the boss is, lol.
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Lashanna ate two bowls of food, then used the box (she was outside six hours and comes home to poop) and is resting.
Lashanna comfortably perched on kitchen counter. There are very few rules in my house. No cats on kitchen counters is one.
I left my harvest basket on the porch.View attachment 57843
I do feel bad that I have outdoor cats... My kids love them and they do keep the rodent population at bay (rodents have been bad the last couple years). And I can't stand the smell of the litter box. For some reason the two neutered males like to take dumps on the furniture (?!?!)Cats aren't the problem. They are only doing what they evolved to do. Humans who don't spay/neuter, or who thinks a female should have just one litter with no plans to provide for the kittens, or that it is unmanly to neuter a tomcat, who decide a cat is too much trouble to care for and dump him/her to fend for him/herself. They are the problem. They are the cause of millions, probably tens of millions, of unhoused feral cats trying to feed themselves and their kittens. You can't reasonably expect a hungry predator to ignore available prey because it's endangered.
I do feel bad that I have outdoor cats... My kids love them and they do keep the rodent population at bay (rodents have been bad the last couple years). And I can't stand the smell of the litter box. For some reason the two neutered males like to take dumps on the furniture (?!?!)
I need to build them an outdoor patio (Catio?) (and/or maybe a fenced-in run with sand along the side yard fence). Hopefully they'll use a cat door to do their business outside in the sand... Luckily the spayed female is in the house most of the time because at least she will go out and do her business when she needs to.
Lashanna seems to just materialize. Took a ridiculously long time to figure out. She refuses to wear collar with a bell. And she doesn't talk. Lucia talked, she would always announce her arrival with verbal greeting and often just chatter. Part Siamese and they are talkative. Lashanna is not a talker. With no bell, not talking and silent paws, Lashanna really does seem to appear out of nowhere.
She wasn't willing to pose on the new construction? What a diva...Took me two days to assemble Lashanna's cat tree. Made more difficult by her jumping on it an sharpening her claws while I was still putting in final screws, which had to be done by feel since I couldn't see them. View attachment 62511
Took me two days to assemble Lashanna's cat tree. Made more difficult by her jumping on it a sharpening her claws while I was still putting in final screws, which had to be done by feel since I couldn't see them. View attachment 62511
My cats are chill. Haven’t had cats in years because I’ve been allergic. My daughter decided to take care of a stray when she first moved to Hawaii with me. She was pregnant, apparently. Had four kittens. So many stray pets out here, nobody wanted any of the kittens. So now we have momma and three of her kittens. Great cats. I’m apparently no longer allergic, either.
Cats are never spoiled. They simply expect.Spoiled brat…
Is your daughter still pregnant?
barfo
Your daughter had kittens?I see what you did there.
But considering that she’s only now just turned 13, it’s kinda pushing the envelope. But you do you, creeper.
I see what you did there.
But considering that she’s only now just turned 13, it’s kinda pushing the envelope. But you do you, creeper.
Took me two days to assemble Lashanna's cat tree. Made more difficult by her jumping on it an sharpening her claws while I was still putting in final screws, which had to be done by feel since I couldn't see them. View attachment 62511